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swoon

[swoon] / swun /


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The March selloff has reminded some investors of the markets’ year-ago tariff swoon, when the S&P 500 lost 19% between mid-February and early April and then climbed past its previous record by early summer.

From The Wall Street Journal

By Monday morning, with global markets swooning, he said the Iranians were engaging in "constructive" talks with the US.

From BBC

The theater reopened this past weekend with “The Great Bank Robbery,” a 30-minute-plus show in which audiences are encouraged to boo, hiss and swoon over the characters, a Bird Cage tradition since 1954.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s been the favorite since sending critics and film fans swooning upon release in September.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Reminders of Him” could use a little more swooning, a little less of the endless middle stretch of driving and talking, interrupted by wet sprints through thunderstorms.

From Los Angeles Times